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AN ECCENTRIC CHARACTER.

The Rev. Mr.. Hagamore, of Cats
hoge, Leicestershire, England, was
very singular character. lie died
January 1st, 1776, possessed of the
following effects-viz., Zoo per
annum and FL 900 in money, which
Che dying intestate) fell to ticket
porter in London. He kept one
servant of each sex, whom he locked
up every night. His last employ
ment of an evening was to 60 round
his premises, let loose his dogs, and
fire his gun. He lost his life as fol-
lows: Going one morning to let
out his servants, the dogs fawned
upon him, and threw him into a
pond, where he was found breast
high. His servants heard him call
for assistance, but, being locked up,
they could not lend him any. He
had 80 gowns and cassocks, 100
pairs of breeches, 100 pairs of boots,
400 pairs Of shoes, 80 wigs, yet al
ways wore his own hair, SO dogs, 80
wagons and carts, so plows (and
used none), 80 saddles and furni-
ture for the mendge, 80 wheelbar-
rows, so many walking-sticks that q
toyman offered fS for them, GO
horses and mares, 200 pickaXes and
shovels. and 249 razors. - En-
change,
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Honolulu Library
Reading Room Association.
Cor. Hotel a. Alakea Streets.
Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists at the present
time of over Five Thousand Volumes.
The Reading Room is supplied with
about fifty of the leading newspapers
and periodicals.
A Parlor is provided for conversation
pnd games.
Terms of membership, fifty cents a
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No formality required in joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
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This Association having no regular
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members, it is expected that residents
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selves of its privileges, and all who feel
an interest in maintaining an institution
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and become regular contributors.
4, j. CARTWRIGHT, Pres,
M. Nj. SCOTT, Vice President,
ii. A. PARMELEE, Secretary,
A. l.. SMITH, Treasurer,
q. Il. RODGERS, Md,
Chairman Hall and Library Committee.
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tie. And now once moro the tide Of
distinction seems to have set in the
direction of art. The latest checd-
liere--there are in all but thirteen
living--has received the insignia for
services to archaeology rendered
during the recent expedition to Per-
STA. Exchange.
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, 1887-10-13
With Our Exchanges

Bktne c. C. Funk arrived at Discovery
from Frisco.
Bark GeImania was towed 10 Seattle
TO load cnal for Frisco.
Tug Mastick towed the ship Louisiana
mp the Sound Wednesday.
Ship Harvester arrived in Port Dis
covers yesterday, in tow "f tug Tacoma
Schooner Granger took land of pro
,!uce up SouId this week from Dunge-
ness.
Bktne. Amelia was towel to Blakeiy
Yesterday by the Holyoke. to load lnm-
ber for San Pedro.
Pioneer auchord in thu bay last night
with loom of logs, and proceeded to
2 ort Discovery With them this morning.
Capt. J. B. Metcalfe is the democratic
Candidate for member OF the legislature
FROM King county, 20 be voted for al the
special election.
Capt. Anderson having gone 10 Port
land TO bring the steamer Alaskan around
to the oound, Captain G. H. Parker is
again temporarily in command of the
Emma Hayward.-P.I.
y Seattle paper made great ado re-
Gently about an Indian that was par'
bear. II the reporter will come to Port
Townsend VIC can show him Iots OF In
diaus that are part bare.
The large engine of the Seabeck mill
shat vent through the fro when tha
mill was destroyed. was brought to Had
lock this week by the steamer Louise
1t will be set up and put to work.
There is some talk OF putting the finG
steamer Olympian ON the route between
the Sound ports and Vancouver, for the
purpose of standing off The Premier
which will probably be placed on tha
Eoute next week.-P.L
, 1887-10-13
RE-aI. ESTATE TRANSFERs
JEFFRRSuN COUNTY.

Sept l6-il E Morgan & VT to Mabel
WIuterude. lots 3 to q, lax z, Meuntain
View ad. $500.
Sept 15-rerr'y of Washington 10 N ]
ii Fortman, ht of o. of W or of II
or of sec 4. tp % Ii, W, taxes; 81 At.
Sept l5-Terr OF Wash 20 n J II Fort
nan, e or of or OF see %, tp 30 d, r
! W, taxe.; S2.45.
Sept 15-Terr of Wash to N J 81 Fort
man. u Or of Or Of sec %, tp so q, r
". taxes; 81 40,
Sept 15-Terr of Wash to N j H Fort
man. Ii W Or of W Or of sec II, tip % II, r
", taxes; 81 ~.
Sept l5-Terr of Wash to n j Ii Fort
l w. taxes; 81 92.
Sept l5-John Sheridan To john Har-
ris, 2 acres in sec =. tip 20 n. r e. $40.
Sept 15-fart Townsend Lodge 4 4
Al to jus l. Smith. IL hf Of blk 20l, Laurel
Grove cemetery, S2I,
Sept I6-J F Sheshau to n D Hill, e
Or OF W q OF sec Is, tp 29 Ii, r e, sher-
ifs deed tor taxes. s1.72
Sept l6-J Sheehan TO n d Hill, W
hf OF or of sec Is. tip 29 d. e, so
acres. sheriff's deed for taxes, - So.
Sept 16-J Sheehan TO N ID Hill, 3 W
Or of Or of sec Is. tp % n. ! e, 40
acres. sheriff deed for taxes. 81 II.
Sept 19-Lucinda Hastings tn Francis
Bo wers. lot 3, bk 115. l. B. Hastings list
ad, $500.
Jas jones & VT to j F Church & Irvie
MorIell, 81 66 acres in the W hf OF BIT
oF A Briggs' donation claim, S4.1
Sept 20-Louis De b Kuhn L wf to
John Iffland, 5Sx1OO 1t on cor of Pink L
Van Ness sits, S2l0.
Sept 2l-N ID Hill to Jno z Lutz aud
Russel Clever. hf Of W or of Ii W Or of
sec 81, tip 80 II. W, $500.
Sept 21-J A Kuhn 10 n ID Hill, nndi-
vided hf OF W Or OF n wqr OF sec Il. tp
30 n, r W, $500.
Sept Ala A Plummer & VT to e +
Plummer, lots 2 and 4. bk a, Plummer's
ad, $3.50.
Sept 2l-A Weymouth to D Spoor. lot
6, blk ., in Smiths ad. $3.50.
Sept oh e Morgan & VT TO Kate
4 Morgan. lots and s, blk Z. Mountain
View ad. $500.
Sept pa A Plummer & VT to A ID
Buinbridge, lots & 4, bk %, Piummer's
al, 1925.
Sept 24-Mary Fowler ct al to Frank
Euwers, 8 70-100 acres i'll jefferson coun-
ty, SlS7.50
, 1887-10-13

SAN f'RANIsco, Oct 7.-The follow
ing Is the passenger list by steamship
Mexico. which sailed today:
For Victoria: Emerson Minstrels.
Mis- Morgenthalier, Mrs Morgenthal-
ler, Mrs " f Builen, Mrs E + Hitch
cock, j McGully, Capt j Williams, II
Frillman, q A Hyde, J Wilcox, Mrs
A l. Meriott, II F Gerkhadt, Mrs
Capt Krone, Maud Goodwin.
Port Townsend: Miss Payne. Mrs
AShew. Mrs | Smith, L \ Rostein,
Mrs Wood.
Tacoma: L B Rambe and daught
er, j j Hicks, II L Thallmet. Airs j
A Aimbuil, j Il Dfeher and wife. 4
q Thailmer.
Seat le: Clara Morgan. Fanny
Mack, Tixie O'Conner, II Bakeman.
L Turneltee, Mrs 0 Morse, Mrs Skies
and daughter. Miss II Peterson, Miss
Z. Peterson, II Corrigan. May Miller
Rose Scal!oD, Ada Montague. B Price
Mrs q W!ncoop, Mrs NJ Sanders, {
Brown; Miss S Peterson, Miss L Ford
q Price, T j Shager.
, 1887-10-13
Died.


fE EII1GROYr Ia this city. Oc.nlr >,
1891, "A; G:4O y. NJ, Francis W. Petty
Er"N", ore If the founders IF Port
I""'srnd, zGed lbuut - ears.
ID ceased wus III many respects re-
mark"hte man. lie was truly Il pioneer,
having come Ia the Pac fic Coast will
las wlfe and little ones from the State II
AaIIe over forty years ago. lie settled
IA Oregon, au.! became founder IF tie
city of POrtiaud, designating lis location
10y ins JndE EmeGt AID choosing it, na,np
Early III the 'titticS." however, lie sid
oat ami came to PGggt -rund, Locating
at Fort townsend, wic,e he became ore
"t he original tnwLsjte pr pr, tors, and
together with Mvssrs HASTINGS and
P!nmmer, laid on. tie town. He has re-
sIdrt here ever since, ana ,ere his fam
iiH Lave all grown up. His wife, the
partner "f ils j,Is and sUrr"ws through
mHci' more th"H al ordinary generation,
survives him. Two sous, Benjamir :
and Frank w, ir., both well known TO
our citizens, reside here; two daughters,
AIRS, Capt.. Mcintyre and Mrs Cgptuin
C"nnor, ai'o reside here with their fam
iliesi one daugb'cr, Mrs. DIR. Kuhn, re
sides in tine east. One sou. the la,e Al
fred b. Petty2rovc, founded ibe ARGUS
in 1871. Personally. air PrtIvgrnve was
slender and wiry,' with keru gray eyes, 4
quick iateiiect and Il generous heart His
ambition WAS 10 I've long rnoDsh to see
the two Youug cities Of his ciIuicu CON
uected by railroad.
The ARGUS unItes with sorruwiue
public III doing honor to the memory of
its distinguished fellow citizen, and III
cnderiuG consolation to the bereaved
family AMI relatives. !: is time fox
sJsemn Hud tender IT tlrctiuI s, but we
stand bilently and TeYcrently with bowed
head To contemplate tue tleeting vanity
OF ali earthly things. Nor would We
check the falling tear for ome who So en-
nentiy deserved our Kindly remem-
brauce. As We fellow his mortal remains
and familiar features to The silent city OF
the dead, aud gaze ont into the unfi.th
omahle realms of etSI nifty, we are encour
aged to be!it We That 1T is nut all uf life
tn live, nor ali OF death tu die"
, 1887-10-13
From FRIDAYS Daily.l

Tug Mogul towed ship Normandy to
Tacoma. that vessel having arrived yes
terday afternoon I3 days from San Fran
cisco.
Bark Arkwright, Capt jones, arrived
yesterday. II days from Frisco to load
lumber at Gamble
Steamer Virginia broke her shaft
shortly after leaving Union wharf for
Irondaie yesterday morning. She was
towed back by the Enterprise
Ship Guardian and bktua. Retriever
are al HaGiiock the former luGdei for
Frisco. aud the latter for San Diego.
BktHe. j. NJ Griffiths. Edwards, sailed
Tuesday from Frisco for Hadiock; had
on board u lot of merchandise Tor the
mill. aud will iOad return cargo of IuGi-
her
, 1887-10-13
Church Directory.

81. PsuI's Church-Divine service every sun.
Gy morning ut Ii O'Clock; evening at T:3-
sclock Sanday-School at = O'Clock IN the after
noon Celebration of IiOly Communion first
sunday IN the month after the morning service
fhs Child meets for work every Thursday after
aOon 81 . O'Clock; all are welcome. Rev. e. II,
Crawford. h5ctOF.
Nsthodist Episcopal Church-SerViCes every
ssbOath al IL o'clock A. Il, and Gt O'Clock T. Il
Glass meeting Mt close of morning service
Sabbath School at 2:l5 in the afternoon. Al
are invited to attend the services Rev. John y
DsRiBon, PASTOR
rrasbytsrian Church-Morning Service ai
1850 ociock; evening service ut .; Sabbath
sshbol At II 30 3. NJ. Prayer meeting Thursday
sYsning It {. Seals free. The public are
sAsdial!y invited to attend. Rev. ID. T. cnrna
han. Acting Pastor.
, 1887-10-13
Shipain. SOtes.
From Thursua IS Daily,

Tug Goliah towed bark Wm. LaLech
eur to sea.
Tho new steamer Premier passed uE
the straits yesterday.
Consignees per Dispatch: Waterman
y katz, c. F. CIapp, Wm. Payne. ID. 3
Jackson, Chas. Loucb, II. & NJ Pro
duce receipts ex Dispatch: 5 boxes but
ter, l box eggs, 80 boxes apples, y sacks
wheat a nd II sacks potatoes.
The Anderson passed through this
morning for Vancouver. having On board
over 60 passengers and Il large samount
of freight.
, 1887-10-13
Port Townsend Mails.

= Tie NAH closes at I2 40 p. M, the mail leaving
for the south and east ut p. IN. every day ex
espt sunday.
Esil to Wiatcom leaves Mondays. Wednes
dsys and fridays at 10 n. IN. Arrives Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Nail 70 Coupviile leaves every Tuesday and
Thursday ~ II = m, returning at p m
Nail for Port Discovery leaves at p. m. daily,
except Sunday. returning at 10 u H.
10 Sssh Bay and way ports Monday at u N
and Thursday at 10 H. m. returning Wednesday
end Saturday mornings.
Mali to Irondsle Leaves daily at 4 p M, return.
lar same night.
Esil 10 Alaska leaves twice month, connect.
Ing with San Siancisco steamers about the end
aAd nth.
GEO. G. MCNAMARA, Postmaster.
, 1887-10-13
storm Signals

@. E. Butler, Signal Corps Observer al
Tatoosh Island, writes to the editor OF
this paper as follows:
Il AN directed by the chief signal off
Ger to inform the shipping interest that
all storm signals displayed, will be dis
played at Neah Bay, W. T. In couDec
tion with my letter of the 23d inst,
please make rs public as possible.
, 1887-10-13
DiU6fHcriu,

4 am living in Il neigh6orhood surrounded
with Diphtheria and was attacked with Ulcerst-
ed Sore Throat l at once commenced 10 uss
DarbY's Prophylactic Fiuid. diluted about one
laIf. as gargle, when great ciots of hard mem
brane and mGcus came from my throat, and The
attack passed off, l am satisfied OF its efficacy
as preventive and cure for Diphtheris. Nv.
P. Woodward, Frankfofd, Pa.
, 1887-10-13

A Seattle paper says The Evansel ar
rived there with lot of eolonists ON
board from Port Angeles-prssumed to
be leaving for good. Insufficient house
room and Recommendations is given as
one cause for dissatisfaction.
, 1887-10-13

The Original Abisiine Ointment 10 only -
up in large tvo-ouncO tin boxes, and ID an aEss.
lutte cure for old sores. burns, wounds okapese
hands and all skin eruptoHs. Will poi1xsa
cure all kinds of piles Ask for the OriGin0
Abistine Ointment. . cents per boy. FOE ssse
by JAS. d. MISKLER. n. u. Druggist, Agent oi
Company
, 1887-10-13
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
JAMES o. NiNKLER, m. D.
PORT TRWNSFND w n

vsAsa sxi Dug Store, Ii .ar the Custom House.
Essidsncr, 2rs. =. Earthrop's house formerly
sssspiss by ',ssi. Oliver. on Taylor stIeSI,
rsiephons la drag store. accessible day or
zlhI. No. of tslsp.i0ns IOr residence. 81. 10
sf fIsispksas for oniee, 81.
a9- Ofaes hours: to le, 4. ~. 20 aLi:T Ia
s.S-N. Esp>0 lE~ti
, 1887-10-13

WANTED.-A girl 10 assist in general
kousework, cooking excepted; small fam
lily and good wages. Inquirs at Barth
rop House, Taylor street.
, 1887-10-13

SEATTLE, Oct 7.-Steamer Olympian
was expected to leave Portland Today
for Puget Sound.
TAToosH, Oct. Z. 5 p. m.-Lis bit
rain; fresh southeaft wind. A ship
was towed out by the tug Holyoke at
10 u. N. A bark in tow of the Holy
eke and the ship T. f. Oakes passed
In at noon; two barks beating in at s
a. M; bark and ship beating in at
p m.
he schooner William F. Witzeman
lumber laden from Port Blakely. arrived
in Santa Bar bara On last Sunday.
The bark D. C. Murray sailed Thurs
day for San Diego, loaded with S75. .OOC
feet OF lumber for San Diego, from Ut,
salady.
NEAH BAY, Oct. Light rain.
Light southeast wind.
PYsHT, Oct. 7.-Cloudy. Fresh
east wind. A bark in tow going east
at p. IA.
ANGELES, Oct. CLOUDY. Light
east wind Ship Occidental in the
harbOr. Passenger steamer went
east at IL a. IN.
DUNGFNEss, Oct. CLOUDY. Gen
tie southeast breeze. A steamer GO
ing east and a tug going wsst al
| noon.
, 1887-10-13

GUARANTEED A POSITIVE CURE Fsa
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For sale by Jas. d. MINKLER, u. D.. DraggSt
, 1887-10-13
fFrom SatnrLav's Daily. I

Ship Guardian was towcd from Had
lock 10 sell Thursday. !smber laden for
Frisco.
Ship Harvester, Schnauer, arrived yes
ter,lay III discovery from Frisco, ~ days
ont Loads return cargo o. lumber.
Rip Occideutai, Tay lor, arrived from
Acapulco yesterday. Loads cool at Ma
Haim1 for Frisco, at S3 per ton.
Bktn. Skasit will tow to sea today
from Gamble. lumber. laden for Santa
Barbara.
Steamship Wilmington, Capt. Gage,
arrived yesterday from Sau francisco
with large amount of freight, including
$50 tons for Port Townsend and 125 tons
each for Seattle and Tacoma. Among
her freight for this plHes were 5000
empty barrels for Allska.
Bark Vidette, Gilman, arrived at Mad
ison Thursday. 8 days from Frisco. to
load return cargo OF lumber.
Ship Palestine. 1897 tons, is chartered
to load coal for Frisco.
Vessels on the way to Discovery: Br.
ship Argus from Frisco, to load for Mel
bourne at So shilings; Br. ship j. V.
Troop FROM San Pedro. ship Jeremiah
Thompson from San Diego. to load for
Fl Iiscu. Vessels loading at Discovery:
Bktn. G. G. Funk for San Diego. ships
Oregon, Rosie Welt and Harvester for
Frisco, aud bktn. Makah for San Pedro.
Ship 7. T. Oakes was towed up the
straits Yesterday by tug Holyoke, bound
to Nauaimo 70 load coal for Frisco.
SAN FRANoIsoo, Oct. 7.-Arrived-
Str. San Pedro from Tacoma; ship Fan
ME Tucker from Seattle.
Sailed-Ship Alaska for Tacoma; str.
Mexico for Puget Sounf.
, 1887-10-13
Notice.

THE CITY AM UNITY HOSPITAL Is
nnls-s and ~ 20
Ca -e iOF the S1Sks
rs. DELaARDSo's, Port Townsend.
, 1887-10-13
Hawaiian Consul.

OFFICE HAWAIIAN CONSULATE.
Pert Townsend, w. T., Aug. %, "a.
A LII vESsEA-S Bound TO any of the Ports in
~ tbs Hawaiian kingdcsn are required Ia
eave consular certificates OF invoices ami GER
Asr&tss OF the origin of goods. All necessary
Hpsrs and Information furnished on applie,i
fSE to JAMES G. SWAN
Y. u. Us Consul, Van Bokkeien-s BUILDING.
s8N:I Adams St. Port Townsend.
, 1887-10-13
SEA CAPTAINS.

DHYSICIANS. VOCALISTS,, PUBLIC
L speakers and the professions generally
recommend SANTA Able as the best OF al
medicines for diseases OF the THROAT,
CHEST IITNGS
, 1887-10-13
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Sec that our trade mark. SANTA Able is g
every bottle. Satisfaction guaranteed or asHs9
refunded.
, 1887-10-13
CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Oct -Wheat-Firm. lower;
each IS Ills; November 71ss, December
~ 1916; May 781s,
STEADY; cash IS, November 261lil
May 29;;s-
PorkSAbout steady; year, So, Janu-
| airy Sl235.
, 1887-10-13
ONLY FORTY CENTS.

g., Al parties having reatiygeI or friends buried
~ HhAi i known As the ol$. grave yard noii-
M 70 trtsoIe The 's1dIsfs OF the same within
ninety DAYS PAW PETsTYi;IoVE in
Fort Townsend. August l. ISS7
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-06
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In the Probate Court of Alturss county, Idaho
Territory. :
In the matter of the Estate of Samuel Colnon,
deceased.
1t appearing TO the Judge of said Court BY the
petition preseLt ted and filed this 10Th day Of
August, 1887, by Mans H. Coffin, Administrator OF
the estate of Samuel Colnon. deceased, praying
for order of sale Of real estate that IL Is neces
sary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay the
debts outstanding against the deceased. and the
debts, expenses aud charges of administration:
1t is therefore ordered by the Judge Of said
Court that all persons interested in the estate OF
said deceased appear before the said Probate
Court on the 23d day Of September, 1887 at 2
O'Clock p. of said day. at the courtroom Of said
Court. at the Courthouse in the town of HALEY,
County OF Alturas, Territory of Idaho, to show
cause why an order should not be granted to the
said Administrator to sell the said real estate be-
longing to the said deceased;
And that copy Of this order be published at
least four successive weeks in the WooD RIyER
DAILY TIMES, newspaper printed and published
in said county.
Dated at HALEY, Idaho. August 10. 1887.
4. b. LENNON,
s2o Probate Judge and ex-ofacio CLERK.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-09-06
Ranch to Rent.

Ranch on Camas Prairie is for rent for one
year from date.
The said ranch is timber culture, and situate
along Soldier creek, which runs through 1t. Some
80 acres of it under a lawful fence and so
acres have been cultivated.
The owner will rent it to any industrious indi.
v1dual who will agree to plant 10 to trees
the first thing in the spring, they arrive
and who will agree to keep the fences up. No
other rent will be charged.
Apply at the TIMES office.
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StraYed or Stclen--$5O Reward

A bright sorrel HORSE. syears cid, 15 hands
high, weighing about 975 pounds with four
white feet and white strip in face, and branded
GS on lett hip tthe indistinct and looking
like CI.
reward of Fifty Dollars (S5O) will be paid for
the horses return to me at HALEY OF Bullion.
WM. WEIGH.
HALEY. Idaho, June 80, 1887. If
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Matrimonial Agency,

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